Sentence examples for knee measured from inspiring English sources

Anatomical tibiofemoral angle (anatomical TFA) of the knee measured on standard knee radiographs is still widely used as proxy for mechanical tibiofemoral angle (mechanical TFA), because of the practical and economic limitations in using full-limb radiographs.

The purpose of this study was to analyze the longitudinal association between physical activity levels and early degenerative cartilage changes in the knee, measured using T2 relaxation times over a period of 4 years in individuals without clinical or radiographic evidence of OA.

The only measure that showed any difference between SAMe and celecoxib was circumference of the knee measured in centimeters (cm).

First, they have an ankle dorsiflexion angle with an extended knee, measured as the angle between tibia and footplate (γ (f-t)), of 10° plantar flexion or more when an external ankle dorsiflexion moment of 4 Nm is applied.

The long axis of the probe was arranged perpendicularly to the long axis of the thigh on its superior aspect, 40% distally from the knee (measured from the anterior superior iliac spine to the superior patellar border).

While the mean difference between the right and left knee measured by the robot (0.83 mm in 30° and 0.06 mm in 90° of flexion) was comparable to the Rolimeter measurement (0.46 mm in 30° and 0.25 mm in 90° of flexion), the actual displacement measured by the robot was on average more than 6 times higher than in the Rolimeter measurement.

But this week, Woods will be testing his left knee, measuring his fitness, getting ready for the United States Open and providing a backdrop against which to view the progress of those who are battling to one day replace him.

For the 24 subjects (43 knees) measured, the most superior infrapatellar nerve branch was located an average distance of 45%% ± 30%% of the length of the treatment box inferior to the superior border of the treatment box (Fig. 7).

You would also have seen Robert Miller on his knees, measuring the dimensions of the concrete.

The other day, deep in a healthy New England thicket of oaks, maples and hemlocks, two young men scrambled around on their hands and knees measuring twigs and sticks that had fallen from the trees.

Battling hostile terrain and inclement weather, the men and women in blue scoured the minefields inch by inch, down on their knees, measuring, prodding, digging, snipping, and using metal detectors to clear every single every mine.